Two people have been arrested in connection with the murder of a 24-year-old man in the Chinatown-International District (CID) last fall.
Seattle Japanese Garden to close temporarily
The Seattle Japanese Garden will be temporarily closed this summer so Seattle Parks and Recreation can restore the north retaining wall.
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Defining Courage: an immersive experience about the Nisei soldier that you will never forget
David Ono didn’t start out with the intention to make a show.
UW removes Middle East Center Director Aria Fani
The University of Washington removed Aria Fani from his role as director of its Middle East Center on Friday, March 27, according to The Daily, the university’s student newspaper.
A ‘World Cup’ for immigrant girls uses the joy of sport to counter ICE fears
“Push!” “Press!” “Good ball!”
Asian Family Market expands with new Tukwila location
Asian Family Market is opening a new location in Tukwila on Friday—marking the latest expansion of the long-running, Asian-owned grocery chain that has supported immigrant and local communities throughout the region.
Taiwan Olympic boxing champ involved in gender debate wins first bout at Asian titles
Lin Yu-ting comfortably won her first international bout since the 2024 Paris Olympics at the Asian championships on Tuesday after World Boxing said she passed a gene test.
Xiaomi co-founder Lin Bin buys 1% of the Miami Dolphins at a record valuation
Lin Bin, the co-founder and vice chairman of Xiaomi, is buying a 1% stake in the Miami Dolphins along with other assets belonging to owner Stephen Ross at a record valuation of $12.5 billion, the team announced Tuesday.
Child’s plush mascot ‘Rise’ rides with astronauts on Artemis II
A small plush mascot named “Rise,” designed by a California elementary school student, has launched aboard NASA’s Artemis II mission as the flight’s official zero-gravity indicator.